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Every item by Sietto is handcrafted with tremendous attention to detail in their Chicago facility. All items are hand cut and arranged to fit the design, then kiln fired to 1500 degrees to fuse the individual pieces of glass together. Base colors available are Polished Chrome, Satin Nickel, and Oil Rubbed Bronze.

NOTE: Each Sietto item is handmade. While containing all the colors of the piece shown, there may be slight variations in color and pattern size. We highly recommend ordering a single item as a sample, Sietto will expedite all one piece orders to help with your selection.

Note: This product is also known as P408, SIE-48869, STOP408 on other websites.

Warranty:Sietto items are made to order, defective products will be replaced.

Length:5" (128mm)

Width:1-1/8" (29mm)

Projection:1" (25mm)

Mounting Hardware:8/32 thread - 1" long screw included

Hole Spacing:3" (76mm)

Glass Thickness: 3/8in. (9mm)

Sietto Inc. Restock Policy

Please call or use our Online form to receive an RGA (Return Goods Authorization) number within 20 days of purchase prior to returning merchandise, returns WILL NOT be accepted without one. 15% restocking fees on returns of 10 pieces or less. Orders over 10 pieces will be subject to a 25% restocking fee.

Because each Sietto item is handmade, there may be slight variations in color and pattern size. We recommended ordering a sample if you are unsure about color.

If an item is returnable (See restocking list), you must first call or use form below to request a return goods authorization (RGA) prior to returning any items purchased through us.

We will not accept any returns without an RGA. All items must be returned in "Re-Saleable Condition", in original packaging with all parts included. Customer is responsible for shipping charges.

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STO-P-408

FUNCTION DEFINITIONS

Door locks are available in all the functions usually required in a house. These include Passage, Privacy, Dummy, and for deadbolts and keyed sideplate locks, Single Keyed and Double Keyed. Key-in-Lever and Knob locks are available with one function only, with a keyed cylinder on the outside and a turn-piece release on the inside.

Passage - This function is used for doors where no locking is required. The knobs or levers freely operate the latch. Passage sets are commonly used on interior doors, and sometimes on an exterior door in conjunction with a separate deadbolt.Privacy - Usually used on bathroom doors, and any other door that needs to be locked from the inside. A push button is provided on the knob/lever, pushing the button fixes the outside handle. A clearance hole is provided in the outside knob/lever to permit the lock to be released with a nail, if needed. Privacy locks should not be used to secure an exterior door.

Patio - Usually used on patio doors, and any other door that needs to be locked from the inside. A push button is provided on the knob/lever, pushing the button fixes the outside handle. When locked from the inside there is NO ACCESS from the outside.Dummy - Used on fixed (non-operating) doors and sometimes on closet doors. These handles do not operate, they stay in a fixed position, no latch is provided or normally needed. Dummy handles provide a firm grip where desired, and are used on the non-locking side of french doors to give balanced, matching appearance. Schlage dummy handles are surface mounted, no bore holes are required in the door. All mounting hardware is provided.Single Cylinder - The most popular configuration for deadbolt locks, a keyed cylinder is provided for the outside and a turn-piece is located on the inside. The lock may be locked or unlocked with a key from the outside. The turn-piece allows locking or unlocking without a key from the inside.Double Cylinder - Used in situations where free egress from the inside is not needed or desired. Keyed cylinders are provided for both outside and inside. Locking and unlocking can be accomplished only with a key.

DOOR HANDING

Door locks with lever handles are handed, locks with knob handles are not handed.

Most lever locks are handed because they have a high quality, "European" style mechanism that provides a firm feeling, spring supported rotation downward and a solid stop at the top of the movement. Since the levers do not rotate upward, we must assemble the levers with prior knowledge of which will be on the outside and which on the inside.

Determine the handing of your door by standing on the outside of the door. If the hinge is on the right, it's a right handed door, and you need a right handed lock. If the hinge is on the left you need a left handed lock.

BACKSET

In the U.S. there are two common backsets for residential door locks, 2-3/8" and 2-3/4". The backset is the distance from the edge of the door to the center of the 2-1/8" bore hole. We will pack your locks with a 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" latch depending on which backset you specify. Dummy sets have no latch and are surface mounted so you can install a dummy set wherever you choose on the door.

DOOR PREPARATION

Schlage locks fit into a standard American style tubular door prep. If you are replacing existing locks then your door preps will most likely be correct for Schlage locks. Just determine the backset and you're ready to order. If you're installing locks in new doors that do not have a door prep you can follow the instructions below.PASSAGE, PRIVACY, KEY-IN-KNOB OR LEVER, AND DEADBOLT LOCKS fit into the door prep shown above.

Bore a 2-1/8" hole through the door. The center of this hole should be located 2-3/8" or 2-3/4" back from the edge of the door (this is the backset dimension). Bore a 1" hole in the edge of the door located on the centerline of the 2-1/8" hole. The latch will fit into the 1" hole. Chisel out a 1" by 2-1/4" rectangle on the edge of the door, 1/8" deep. The latch faceplate will sit in this recession.DUMMY SETS require no door prep. Dummy handles are surface mounted and may be located anywhere on the door you choose, but they are usually located to match the appearance of nearby operating locks.

OFFSET

What is offset? Offset is the center-to-center measurement between Dead bolt Bore and Latch Bore. Offset may vary from door to door, and on custom doors could be drilled out to any specification. However it is recommended that you use 6 inch or 9 inch offsets, but it is up to the description of the installer if the door is not pre-drilled.ONE PIECE ENTRY SET
One piece entry sets usually have standard 5-1/2 inch or 6 inch offset, sometimes manufacturer might offer other offset choices and also make custom offset entry sets. Graphic bellow is an example of a one piece entry set with standard offset.TWO PIECE ENTRY SET
Two piece entry set is where Dead bolt is a separate part of the entry set and not mounted on the same plate. Bellow is a graphic with a popular 6 inch offset.

Bellow is a graphic with a popular 9 inch offset.DUMMY SETS require no door prep. Dummy handles are surface mounted and may be located anywhere on the door you choose, but they are usually located to match the appearance of nearby operating locks.

Interior Knob/Levers

CYLINDER COVER

Some manufacturers offer a cylinder cover option on their door locks and entry sets. Cylinder cover is to protect the keyhole of the lock from moisture and dust which may cause the lock not to function properly and as added bonus gives a lock a certain character.